Take the Message Everywhere
GOSPEL’s hour 3 reveals how gospel was going mainstream and family dynasties, many raised in the Church of God in Christ, would dominate the charts. Meanwhile, other children of the church used their heavenly voice to influence soul music. As gospel artists took the message everywhere, Black pastors continued to distinguish their message through a prophetic voice and sound with sermonettes.
Previews + Extras
Twinkie Clark Shows Why the Clark Sisters are Gospel Legends
S1 E3 - 2m 29s
Twinkie Clark demonstrates two of her gospel compositions -- the Clark Sisters' bluesy hit "Is My Living in Vain" and the classically-inspired ballad "My Soul Loves Jesus."
Andrae Crouch Becomes the Go-To Producer for Pop & Hollywood
S1 E3 - 1m 26s
Andrae Crouch becomes the go-to producer for pop and Hollywood -- bringing the gospel sound to the music of Michael Jackson and Madonna, as well as an Oscar-nominated classic.
Shirley Caesar's Homage to Shoutin' John
S1 E3 - 1m 25s
Shirley Caesar's 1988 album Live in Chicago features the song "Hold My Mule," which tells the story of Shoutin' John, a man whose praise won't be silenced.
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